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Kiscokid

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Oct 19, 2005
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Simple question - or so I thought.

If I buy Leopard when it comes out - can I install it on both my macs? I never know with mac software how many machines you can use it on.

Office for the Mac specificlly gives you three licences. Again I am not sure about iLife or iWork.

Anyone know?
Thanks
 
Simple question - or so I thought.

If I buy Leopard when it comes out - can I install it on both my macs? I never know with mac software how many machines you can use it on.

Office for the Mac specificlly gives you three licences. Again I am not sure about iLife or iWork.

Anyone know?
Thanks

Legally no. You'd need the family pack.
 
you can but you can't; unless you buy a family pack, you legally aren't allowed to install it on more than one mac. but there is no restriction (other than legal) stopping you from doing so.

I think iLife has a family pack but im not sure about iWork.

also, the disks which came with a mac, say iMac, won't install OS X on a different mac, say Mac mini.
 
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